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| Decorate with this 76-year-old piece of furniture that also plays music, news, sports, and talk. Real good audio. Radios were sold separate from the cabinet. Upright cabinets like this one were made by Pooley. A library table version was made by Kiehl. There were other versions including a desk cabinet. Atwater Kent ( the founder's name) was in its prime in 1929, but didn't last beyond the mid 1930's. SOLD |
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Our radios are reconditioned, but retain the original tube designs. Al started repairing radios in 1949. That experience along with 34 years electronics work in industry is applied to these vintage radios. The cabinets are refinished as needed. The radios should give many years of trouble-free use.
